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VERY WILD STORY FROM CHICAGO.
Alleged Plans Of the ssRed Inter.
natOnal'' 10 RevOlt in 1859.

CHICAGO, April 26.-The Red International, OF
the International WOrkingmen's Association, was
founded In San Francisco In 1885, IL was organ.
tied in all the principal cities throughout the West
ern States, after he model OF the Knights OF Labor
assemblies, and is by far more secret than that
Organization. IL Is now authorltatively announced
by organ of the socialists that the leader OF the
AN UPRISING IN 1889.
What would occur were the uprising he counts
on successful is thus outlined: "The circumstances
which may permit decisive action Will probably be
these: In 1889 the present panic Will approach a
climax, accompanied by closed factories, starving
workers roting, and the use OF military force; IL
may even be complicated by bitter class feeling,
resulting in a suppression OF the rights or free
speech, meeting, and press Until then, unless the
whole people aroused 1t is the duty OF the wise
socialist to hold aloof from riots in special locai-
ties To strike this year would be TO uselessly
slaughter our best people and put back the cause
a hundred years.
ONE YEAR OF PANIC
means a trebling OF our forces at the very least
And while with our present 100000 socialists
forcibe action is impossible, with 1000 twhat the
next panic Will give Us, II we manage wisely We
hold the game In our own hands,"
The article states that they expect to have In
the United States in 1889 at least half a million
earnest socialists, divided somewhat as follows:
Chicago, -, 600; New York, %, 600; In the New
England factory States, 100000; In the central
coal and iron region, 100000; IN colorado and the
$4,000; i'm the Atlantic and Southern cities Alto
gether, O0OOO and scattered at various points in
t0WHS and villages, Jo,OOo more.
"THE PANIC CONES,
the public are excited, outbreaks occur, the large
centers revolt the places where but a iew social
lists exist made points for rallying OF the
Servative element. In these small places It should
be made the duty OF the socialists there presiding
TO raise sufficient turmoil TO keep the conserva-
tiyeS busy at home. Meanwhile, In large centers
bold measures should he taken. Our people should
head lead, and control the popular revolt; should
seize the places OF power; should lay hands upon
the machinery OF the Government.
ONCE INSTALLED IN POWER,
the revolutionary committee should follow this
course OF action. The DEGREES should at once be
promulgated and enforced"
IL is proposed TO make Chicago the headquarters
OF the uprising in 1889. which is to follow the
combination OF the different branches OF the in.
ternational lists, and quite an elaborate pro-
gram Is outlined OF the manner in Which the
style OF government viii be changed after the re-
volt has proved successful. The year 1859 Is also
the one decided In 1886 by the National Fedora
ti0n OF Trades and labor assemblies as the one ip
which the efght-hour rule should go into effect.
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From wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, April &c. IL a m.-The stock market
was heavy at the opening this morning first prices
being generally from y TO q below those OF last
evening, though Northern Pacific preferred was up
Is. The market was active In the early trading
with Reading, New England, Western Union and
Louisville and Nashville most prominent I'm the
dealings. The market was generally weak in the
early dealings, though Colorado Coal Fort Worth,
Hooking valley and few others displayed marked
strength. Toward the end OF the hour, however,
they gave way with the remainder, and the net
declines ranged up 70 4. Western Union was con
spicuous inothe declines At IL O'Clock the market
is quiet but heavy.
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Threatened Indian Outbreaks.
TROUBLE IMMINENT ON THE CROW CREEK AND WINNIE
BAGO RESERVATIONS.

TROUBLE IMMINENT ON THE CROW CREEK AND WINNIE
BAGO RESERVATIONS.
correspondent from the Winaebago and Crow
Creek reservations reports great excitement ex-
listing. Indians covered with war paint and armed
with Winchesters were met on the road, mounted
and following the troops. Company F, reinforced
by mob OF Indians, yesterday morning proceeded
10 Carney on Instructions Sheriff Harris says
there are over 300 actual farmers still residing on
tne indian lands. Many have plowed over fifty
acres and put in seed, all OF which will be de-
Stroyed- The number OF settlers that come under
rresldent Cleveland's Ousting proclamation is 800
Sioux, and reports them quietly leaving the Big
Sioux reservation.
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AZ tt;s~ - THE ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY. DC

The three thousand members of this society will find
much to their advantage to obtain o,e. the new
Trade Cards and Lists now ready for distribution and
which can be had 10y appI to the persons named
below at the address given and returning the card
further benet, write Your present address on the card
and call on ~ ~ - ~
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LOCAL OPTION IN VIRGRA.-A dispatch from
Aarrisonburg, Va, April q. says: local-option
tr1cts in this county. The Harrisonburg district
gave IA prohibitlOn majority, the Ashby district
ABOUT SOO and the other two districts are claimed
thing passed of quietly
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NoGALKs, A. T, April 26-An election for state
onacers was held yesterday in sonora. MEXICO Col
Lorenzo Torres was elected governor over Jose n.
4aytorena BY Large majority. Ramon Corral
was elected vice-governor. The new governor b
not relative OF Che present Incumbent
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GEN. GREELY is looking for new quarters for the
signal Office, and has the Butler mansion on Capt.
to Hil in view. 1t is thought probable that If 1t
| IS rented by the Signal CORPS Congress can be
| prevailed upon to provide for its purchase next
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SENDING THE CAPTIVE INDIANS TO SCHoo1.-Cap-
tain Pratt, superintendent Of the Carlisle Indian
Training School, has informed Acting Secretary
Muldrow, from Jacksonville, Fla, that he had Sc
Chlr1cahua Indians now held in custody at Fort
Marion. Among the number are nine married
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F0ugha, Although His Arm Was
Broken.

A TERRIBLY BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT NEAR NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Jack Hopper, OF this city,
and Mike Cushing OF New Jersey, light weights,
fought twenty -five rounds up the Hudson River, aI
day-break this morning in one hour and thirty.
nine minutes. Although Cus1'rig broke an arm
IN the eighteenth round, be continued gamely.
Hopper nnally won.
A SHOCKING EXHIBITION.
I'D to the end OF the thi rteenJh round everything
seemed TO be I'm Cushing's favor, and his hackers
were In high spirits, but when he went TO his
corner IL was discovered that he had broken two
small bones In his wrist by slrik1ng Hopper the
head. After that round Hopper got IN much the
most effective work and soon had Cushing's face
, a mass OF raw and bleeding nesh. Round twenty
nve was the last and one OF the nercest
ever seen by the sporting people present.
Young cushing started I'm and made the
nnal attempt and cut the pace In the round,
swinging his injured right with such force that he
again broke it above the wrist, smashing all the
bones In the wrist and showing them through The
skin. The INJURY was 50 apparent 70 Hopper and
his seconds that they urged him 70 go In and finish
hts man, which he did, sending In his left with
terrible force on the point OF Cushings Jaw.
knocking him down. He was unable 70 rise in thS
prescribed ten seconds and Hopper was declares
the winner.
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NAVAL RETIRING BOARD has been appointed to
meet at the Navy Department May 2, to examine
Capt r. L. Meade Of the Marine Corps, for retire.
ment, and such other officers as may be ordered
before IL by the Secretary OF the Navy. The board
consists OF Major A. s. Nicholson, Major Charles
HeyWood, Surgeon NJ. L. Ruth, Capt P. c. Pope,
and Passed Assistant Surgeon S. H. Dickson with
"a Lieut.. Vim. H. Stayton recorder
SECOND LIEUT.. WV. X. ABERCRoMBIE, I'd Infantry,
has been granted two years extension Of leave for
disability.
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The INDIANA DEADLocK.-The report sent out Of
Indianapolis that an extra session OF the Indiana
legislature is to be called and the deadlock broken
ny the recognition OF Col. Robertson as lieutenant
governor, in consideration OF the withdrawal OF
MS suit against Green Smith, was shown TO w. G..
Sayre, speaker OF the lower house, who was named
In the dispatch as authority for the statement.
Mr Sayre denied the story in toto, and stated en-
pnatlcally that no arrangements were In contem-
planOn I0r an extra session, and that the pros
cellenG
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NAVAL CADET DIsMIssED.-The Secretary OF
the Navy has approved the sentence OF dismissal
In the court-martial case of Naval Cadet Potter,
tried for hazing Naval Cadet j. r. EdIe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE
- THE ALDO CARBON LIGHT.
Ihe very perfection of gas-lighting No changes are
% to % per cent the cost gas BY this sys
tenn We are enabled to give three times the light OBJ
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COLUMBIA TITLE INSURANCE Co
- The 81 lnstalment of 20 per cent. per share
payable at the Office of the Columbia Fire Insurance
:, 1887. Books for the Transfer of Instament Re-
BY order of the Board of Directors
- H. X. WILLARD, Treasurer.
Stockholders requested to bring their stament
receipts at time of pay ment. ap2Seo3t
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB.-MEMBERS
~ can obtain their tickets from the treasurer
at the Office, corner 10th st. and Peunsylvania
FRED b. MCGUIRE, president: P. H. CHRISTIAN,
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e., THE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT Co,
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CLEVELAND IN 1855.
Mr. DOrsheimef Tells About His Con
versatiOn With the President.

THE PRESIDENTS WISH TO MAKE A PUBLIC DECLA-
RATION WITHDRAWING FROM THE RACE-DISSUADED
FROM HIS PURPOSE BY THE NEW YORK EDITOR
NO LETTER WRITTEN.
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DRESDEN, ONT, April 26.-Dur1ng a quarrel to
day between ThoS Wildly and Jas. Moore, both
colored, Moore drew pistol and shot Wilby dead.
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Death Of Bishop n
Shot HE Antagonist.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 36.-Mrs. Beckwith, wife OF
Right Reverend J.W. Beckwith, bishop OF Georgia,
died in this city this morning.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $249, ,391 customs, s4O5,1O4.
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CHANGES IN THB ENGINEER DEPARTxENT.-Capt.
Thos Turtle, of the Engineer Corps, has relieved
Major Il. NJ. Adams OF his duties in the Of1ice of
Chle1 OF Engineers and yesterday Major Adams
secretary OF War, where he will have charge of
the examination OF matters pertaining to the
tary for action. The work in the Secretary's
ONCE has Increased so rapidly within the past
year that some assistance, particularly in regard
TO rivers and harbOrS, bridges and rOrtitcatiOnS,
was deemed Indispensable
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Snow On Virginia Mountains.
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 36-Ihe mountains In
this Vicinity are covered with snow this morning.
The weather Is cool.
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Y. =. DISCCJhSs
GAS FIXTURES, kd
NoCharge for Hanging
Lowest Rates.

531 18th St, Corcoran Building II
R 80 HARD WOOD MANTEI.S. SLATE MAN
-. tells, parlor CRATES, open tire place fittings
tile and slate hearths. Show rooms and factory AL
&, near 9th st. NV. N. ROCHE. mh2. .:Sms
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
hereby notify all persons that hereby give Mr..
JAS RAGAN the exclusive night to use erect and self
the District Of Columbia -
nv anarato M AL pessons nsans erecnnE or selling
hASAn's or my permission, that they shall be prose-
cuted to the full extent Of the law.
apl4-2w T. COWTEa
WIN. B. HIDDEN, NJ D., SPECIALIST 2O6
Monument st, Baltimore, Nd, st VIII
Gays and FIdsys. from to m. 14th st entrance
Chest Throat and Nasal Passages Specially succeas-
fL in treating Enlarged Tondls. Hay Feve1 Rose
Cold. Asthma Nasal CatArrh and Deafness resultin0
ue3earom n4-th, tu6n
DR. z RANKIN, HOMEOPATHIC
~ PHYSICIAN, 6O4 11th st. NV. Office hours
ton paid to diseases Of women and chidren mh3I
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A Decree Acaiusl the Erie Road.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 26.-Judge Gresham has
filed decree here In the OF the central Trust
co. against the Lake Erie and Western Railway
and the Consolidated Co. He orders that the
amounts due from the several divisions OF the
railway which are prior In equity 10 the mortgage
Indebtedness shall be paid without interest out or
the purchase money from the sale OF these dlyi-
Sions. IL Is ordered that dividend or 2k per
cent be paid 10 the income bondholders oI the
Lafayette, Bloomington and Munce OF May I,
1873, and AZ per cent 10 holders OF the Lake Ef1o
ana Western income bonds OF August ID 1873.
Voting for Senator i'm Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 26.-ln the legislature
to-day the vote Tor u. s. Senator was: BloxhaIl,
"a; Perry, 81; Pasco, %; scattering, Il; Good
rich (rep.l IL.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Chief Justice Bingham, OF Columbus, with Gen. s.
S. Henkle, OF Washington; Gen. w. b. Franklin, n.
I. Kane, of Albany; Doctor Rosman j. r. Weld, OF
Medina; John A. Staples, Capt. VIM. Banding OF
san Francisco; y. p McMainS, Of New Mexico; En-
commissioner B. Edmonds and EX-Representa-
tive Van Ii. Manning, OF Mississippi; and Repre-
sentative Levi Maish OF Pennsylvania.
PERSONAL--Mr. Thos- j. Brennan who was Sec
retary Mannings private secretary left last even
Ing for New York to assume the duties Of CORE
spending secretary OF the new Western National
Bank, OF which Mr. Manning is president-Sir
Edward Thornton, formerly British minister here
Is expected to arrive in the city to-day He will
stop at WOrmley Sc F. Bingham OF Columbus
the new chief justice OF the District Supreme Court
+. d. MorehOuse OF Montreal, II. c. Barrett OF San
Francisco, A. Remington of Omaha, and j. l.. Stone
OF Boston, are at the Ebbitt.-Jas. W. Monk OF
New York, w. Il. Doane OF Cincinnati, Geo.
F: Wright OF Council Bluffs, and j. Tiers
H. E. Goddecke of New York, A. M. Pence OF Chi
cago, And E. f. Brown OF Dayton, are at the Riggs
a. G. Sedgwick, late United States special en-
yoy to Mexico, OF New York, w. E. Darwin. a son
OF the great scientist, OF England Prof. Luersidge
OF Australia, are at Wornley's.-E. F. Gilett OF
New York, Geo. B. Gordon of Pittsburg H. NJ Swan
OF Detroit, and Geo. w. Newberry of Chicago are
at the Arlington.-Prof. G. V. Riley OF the Ayri-
cultural department, Is on the Pacific coast inves-
tlgai1ng insect pests OF orange trees-(ieneral
w. I. Sherman and Senator John Sherman went to
Woodstock, VI, yesterday, to spend q night and
day with old friends and relatives.
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LIEUT.. Col. SCOrrs SuCCEssoR.-The Secretary of
War will not appoint successor to Lieut.. Col.
Scott, in charge OF the Rebellion Records Office,
was offered to Lieut.. Col. H. N. LaZefle 23d
infantry, as predicted but was declined by him.
IL Is understood that the for the declina-
tlon were that he would be unable to do Justice
either to the position or to himself in the short
time available before he will be promoted to he
colonel, when he will be compelled to serve with
his regiment. Assistant Adjutant General Thos.
NJ. Vincent is spoken OF as likely to be appointed.
THE GALENA left Havana yesterday for Washing
ton.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS. e.

AkShALL HAI--THIS DELIGHTFUL RE-
Golfer Tea. MILK &c. Sc for FNrurslouiSts
Steamer " W CORCORAN leaves every morning a.
10 Ocl~ck. returning at pm. On SUNDAYS Ter a.
scltiseL-tAL- ap.l.,-.slu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-09
RAILWAY NOTES.

The board OF trade and transportation Of
New York yesterday adopted resolution con-
demIipg the trunk lines for the new classl-
cation. which, II Is alleged, dlscriminates in
favor of the large shippers.
II Is said the permission of the Reading re-
ceivors to sell their certificates Is the first step
to take the road out of the receivers hands
aud the change will probably be made by No
vember. Many changes will be made, notably
the construction of an elevated entrance TO the
city and union depot at Ninth and Marker
streets. The management expects to snow net
earnings for the current year OF $4,000, 900.
The receivers are getting ready TO pay Drexel
4 Co. 100000 due to that firm on coupons of
the consolidated mortgage.
A Pennsylvania official says, concerning the
recent Vandalia deal that the road will not be
dispossessed OF the Vandalla without striking
a blow. II is through the terms of the lease
that the Pennsylvania will contound the pur-
chasers before the law. The lease provides
that the Terre Haute and indianapolis shall
operate the Vandalia Jointly in 1.-THE Interest Of
the Terre Haute ana indianapolis and the
pennsylvania company. II also supulates
that the Terre Haute and Indianapolis shall
not make a lower rate over the Vandalia to
any road than TO the Pennsylvania, The
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton can hardly
operate the Vandalia In It's own ana the Balts-
more and Ohio interest aud fulfill these terms
The first violation win call forth legal action,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-09

Circuit Court, Division No. i-Justioo Cox
VIM. b. Webb vs. Louis Gatchel; judgment by
default for e519, with interest Nonnenbackcr
u Co. VS.. VIM. l.. Mulliken; Judgment by dc.
fault. Delsfeld ct el.vs. JOS q. Lee; judgment
by default. United States VS.. National Metro
Runner VS.. Ewald; judgment by default.
Church vs. Woods; judgment by default. Iron.
holm, Conner & Co. vs., Hopkins; fiat on sci ia.
Assignment for to-day-Nos. l0i, 103, los, l07,
Circuit Court, Division No. 2-Justice Hag.
ner.-Shipman ys. Fletcher: on trial. Assign
ment unchanged.
Equity Court-Justice Merrick. --Ambush VS..
Smith; trustee authorized to receive, cash.
Fitzgerald VS.. Fitzgerald: order substituting
Fillmore Beall as trustee. Hallvs, McClelland;
bill dismissed for want Of prosecution. Norton
vs.. Norton; order appointing A. q. Bradley
guardian ad litem. Boland vs.. Sullivan; time
TO take testimony enlarged TO fifteen days.
ant ordered. Wall VS.. District of Columbia;
leave granted 10 file answer TO amended bill
Young VS.. Young; testimony ordered taken be.
fore Examiner Chris. Ingle. .Wormley vs.,
dercd. Dexter vs.. Graham ct al; appearance
Of absent defendants ordered. Assignment
Nos. Q. 81, 80, 33, "a, 35, 20, 81, IS, and 49,.
Equity Co,irt-Chief Justice Bingham. -
Oferman vs. oiferman; testimony ordered
vs.. Warner; appearance OF absent defendant
ordered. Worthington VS.. Randall trustee
allowed 10 sell at private sale. Phillips VS..
Walbrioge; auditors report ratified. Assign.
ment-Nos. II, IS, 20, "a, %, 20, q, %, 20, and
Criminal Court-Justice Montgomery.-web.
ster Banks, assault to kill not guilty. James
Taylor, HOUSEKEEPING; guilty; two years in
the penitentiarr. William X. Brown, attempt.
ing to influence juror; not guilty. Dewitt
Demas, false pretenses; guilty; notice of a
motion for q 1 CIV trial,
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
US. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

u. .. DEPARTMENT OF AURlCULTuRE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June l, 1887,
Sealed proposals for furnishing supplies for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1883, will be re-
ceived at this Department until the following
dates, when they will be opened at the hours
named:
Ice, 3 O'CLOCK P. n, JUNE Is, 1857.
. Chemicals and Chemical Apparatus, 3
Oils, Paints, and Painters Supplies, IL
O'CLOCK A. NJ, JUNE II, 1857.
Lumber, O'CLOCK p. ~, JUNE Ii, 1887.
Blank forms for bidding, with estimated
quantities required and instructions to bid
ders, will be furnished on application at this
Department
All bids will be considered and accepted or
rejected, item by item, and all articles fur
nished will be subject to inspection by an OK
pert and the delivery of an inferior article
will be deemed sufficient cause to annul the
contract, at the option of the Commissioner.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time to time during the year in quantities
pursuant to orders from the Department.
Bonds, with approved surcties, Will be re-
Qnired from the contractor.
The Department reserves the right to reject
all or any part of bids, ana to waive defects
and informalities, II deemed to the interest OF
the government to do so.
Proposals must DO addressed to the under
signed and marked proposals for Stationery
Proposals for lee" proposals for Chemicals
and Chemical Apparatus" proposals for Oils,
Paints, and Painters Supplies" and "Propo.
sails for Lumber" respectively
NORMAN J. COLNAN,
jeS-5t Commissioner of Agriculture.
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FAIRLY ACTIVE MARKET.
The Bears Circulate Sensational Rumors
TO Hammer Down Prices.

--N~N~NN-'@~
NEW YoRK, June S.-The stock market,
as whole, was fairly active to-day, but
continued heavy to weak throughout al
most the entire time There was no news
OF special importance TO affect values, but
the London market and those on the CONT
nent were weak, and the foreigners were
free sellers OF stock here The traders who
are still bearishly inclined were active In
hammering the market, and In the absence
OF unfavorable news circulated reports Of
the death OF Emperor William and rumors
In regard to the health Of Mr.. Gould. No
confirmation could be had for any OF these
stories, but they served their purpose for
the time. The usual active list, with the
exception Of Union Pacific, declined small
fractions only, but among the soecialties
several sharp breaks occurred.
Inc opening was active but weak at de-
cllnes from last evenings final figures ex-
tending to ! per cent.
The market was feversh and subject to
sudden spurts OF activity, during which
the hammering process was carried out
Prices were irregular, but generally weak
during the greater part OF the first hour,
| after which frmer tone was impaired TO
the trading, which, however, was dull and
| devoid OF feature. After 1 o'clock the
heaviest decline OF the day was accom-
| pllshed, but In the last hour the market
was dull and steady, with the exception OF
| consolidated gas, which developed special
weakness. The close was quiet and steady
| at the figures.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
| from 0 to Al, last loan at 81, and closing
| offered at 81. Sterling exchange is dull
and steady. Actual business at 4S42
to 4s5 for o0.day bills and 1856 to
1861 for demand. Posted rates 1851 to
4s7, Government bonds have been dull
dui I and STEADY sU yr state 00na' nave 0''n
Treasury balances-Coin, S134 ,9o3, 695 !;
currency, $I5, o02, 1856.
The following were the closing bid quo
'atohs -
| 4s, l2914i A coup, logA; Pac. 6s OF
20, l23j D. 2. S05s, l2la; Ga; u, los;
en- IONS, %, NO; os Oh o., loIza ~. y, von s
20 w; 40, ~ .ohnoosyS set'onon. ",